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Artist: Magic
Label: Gear Fab Records
Category: Music
Average customer rating:
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 645270011624
EAN: 0645270011624
ASIN: B000009PTW
Release Date: 1999-08-09 |
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Tracks:
- Keep On Movin' On
- Indian Sadie
- You Must Believe She's Gone
- ETS Zero
- Wake Up Girl
- One Minus Two
- Who Am I To Say?
- I'll Just Play
- I Think I Love You
- That's How Strong My Love Is
- California
- Sound Of The Tears Is Silent
- I Do
- Hold Me Tight
- Compassion
- De At Peace With Yourself
- Too Many People Starving
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Customer Reviews:
A Great "Lost" Album!.......2003-02-28
I had heard of Magic before, but never heard any of their songs; so I took a chance and bought the CD, and the only question I have is: WHY didn't these guys make it big? Magic joins the list of the many obscure bands that should've gotten famous such as White Witch, Epitaph, Geordie, and so on; this is one talented band for as young as they were in 1969 when this album was released.
Overall, the songwriting is great and the music is played well throughout; my favorite tracks are "California", "You Must Believe She Is Gone", and the fantastic "That's How Strong My Love Is", where guitarist Duane King's vocals are almost the prototype for what Michael Bolton sounded like 2 decades later (only far BETTER than Bolton). On the nearly 9-minute track "I'll Just Play", the band literally takes advice from the title and does just that. While it starts out on a powerful note, it gets a bit bogged down and repetitious as Duane King and Joey Murcia trade off guitar solos that end up sounding the same after a while.
This is about as complete a compilation as you're ever going to find on Magic; you have the whole of the "Enclosed" album, songs from their second 1971 album "Magic" (on which Stevie Wonder plays organ on one song), as well as a couple of obscure 45's. Sadly, one of Magic's members, bassist Nick King died in a car accident in 1998, and the CD is dedicated to his memory.
All in all, a great CD from a great band that should've gone a lot farther than they did; buy this and you'll enjoy it!
Magic.......2002-08-05
This CD rocks - it's timeless. It certainly brings back many memories. When I listened to various cuts from the CD, I felt as though I stepped back into a time warp. After not listening to it for a number of years, I can hear a bit a Hendrix, together with Magic's own, unique sound. If you were in Ft. Lauderdale in the early 70's, and you remember this group, BUY THE CD. Even if you were not there, and do not remember Magic, BUY IT ANYWAY.
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